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When the Invisible Died
The invisible died before the visible decayed. That is one of the hidden horrors of Genesis 3. When Adam and Eve ate from the tree, they did not fall dead beneath its branches. Their bodies did not stop breathing, and their minds did not go blank. They could still...
Afterword: What Died?
Genesis 3 is the chapter where death enters the story. We cannot finish this discussion without answering the most important question: What died? That is not a small thing. Up to this point, the world has been filled with life. Light breaks into darkness. Waters...
Depth That Leads to Destruction
Most people do not want a shallow life. They want meaning. They want depth. They want a faith that is real and thoughtful, not thin or borrowed. They want insight that helps them understand the world and their place in it. In every generation, there is a longing to...
Creator’s Echo: The Start of Culture
Genesis 4 is often remembered for violence. It tells the story of Cain and Abel, and later of Lamech’s pride and revenge. Yet tucked inside this chapter is something surprising. In the middle of a world already marked by sin, culture begins to bloom. Lamech had three...
The Formed Mind: How George MacDonald Taught C.S. Lewis to See
In 1853, a young Scottish minister named George MacDonald stood before his congregation and spoke of a God whose love was deeper and stronger than human rebellion. His words unsettled church leaders, and before long he was removed from his pulpit. His health was...
Divine Incursion: The Burning Bush — Holiness in the Ordinary
Moses was not searching for wonder when he saw the burning bush. He was tending sheep, walking familiar ground, living a life that felt small compared to the palace he once knew. The desert was dry and ordinary. The work was repetitive. Nothing in that field suggested...
COMING SOON: True Fantasy Podcast
True Fantasy is coming—a new podcast hosted by Steve Kroening that invites listeners into a realm where fantasy is not escapism, but revelation. Each episode explores stories, symbols, and Scriptures that point to a reality far bigger than imagination—a world charged with meaning, wonder, and eternal truth. True Fantasy dives beneath the surface of culture, myth, and storytelling to uncover how God has woven His reality into every generation’s longing for something greater. Along the way, select episodes will feature special guests—visionary creators, thinkers, and storytellers—who bring thoughtful, Scripture‑rooted insights into both the Bible and the world we live in today. This is fantasy as it was always meant to be: true, vast, and alive.